Clark, AECOM JV selected for $3B Kansas City Chiefs stadium

The 70,000-seat venue will anchor a larger $4.5 billion capital investment plan in Kansas, including a $300 million practice facility and $1.2 billion in adjacent projects.

Chestertons promotes Alazem to central London director

Alazem has been at the firm for five years and has extensive experience in international residential property, new homes and investment sectors. The post Chestertons promotes Alazem to central London director appeared first on Property Week.

Why efficiency is not ‘a nice-to-have’ in the infrastructue sector

There is currently substantial investment flowing into the UK’s infrastructure pipeline. The post Why efficiency is not ‘a nice-to-have’ in the infrastructue sector appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Tees Valley Combined Authority seeks supplier input on £1.3bn transport programme

Tees Valley Combined Authority (TVCA) has launched preliminary market engagement to inform the procurement approach for a £1.3bn transport investment programme covering rail, highways, public transport and active travel infrastructure. The post Tees Valley Combined Authority seeks supplier input on £1.3bn transport programme appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo: discover the new race for space at sea

Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo Europe returns to Hamburg this December, showcasing the latest trends, technologies and innovations transforming interiors and guest experiences at sea   While newbuild cruise ships have long accounted for the lion’s share of investment in guest experiences at sea, a wave of fleet modernisation announcements is rebalancing the books across […] The post Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo: discover the new race for space at sea appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

RICS - A new cycle for CRE? 13062023

How is the Commercial Real Estate market shaping up in the face of the evolving economic environment? The RICS present the results of the latest RICS Global Commercial Property Monitor and discuss with leading participants in the sector their insights on the opportunities for the rest of the year as well as the potential risks to the property market

WSJ - Why Copper Is Now One of the World's Most In-Demand Metals 07062023

Copper demand has skyrocketed as the push for electrification of vehicles and energy sources continue to take over. The non-precious metal is important in the shift away from fossil fuels as it is critical for EVs, windmills, solar panels and even the entire power grid. So why aren't more companies starting new copper mines to fuel this boom in demand? WSJ explains why copper is so important to the global economy - and how a massive shortage is threatening the green-tech transition.

RICS - Infrastructure financing for social and environmental outcomes - with Global Infrastructure Hub 16052023

The OECD estimates that USD 6.9 trillion per year are needed up to 2050 for investment in infrastructure to meet development goals and create a low carbon, climate resilient future. According to the Global Infrastructure Hub, however, there is currently a multi-trillion-dollar gap in these required investments. How can we close the sustainability infrastructure gap? What global organisations are doing to scale up finance? What is the latest report on the state of investment in infrastructure?

FT - Investment options that help provide clean water are available, but uptake is low 25052023

A quarter of the world’s population has no access to safely managed water, but what role can private investors play in alleviating the problem? Options range from venture capital funds looking to invest in clean-water tech, to private equity funds focused on promoting access to safe drinking water. But as the FT’s Kenza Bryan reports, the private sector could still do much more

RICS - WBEF Week 2023 - Investor interest in climate-related risk assessments on built assets, 09032023

The 2022 RICS sustainability report shows that almost three-fifths of global respondents believe that investor interest in climate risk assessment for built assets has risen in the past year. Is the much-needed change in the industry happening fast enough? What strategies are investors choosing to decarbonise their portfolios? What needs to change for the construction industry at large to decarbonise more and to do so at pace?

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